Who's the Boss? | The Wolf Of Wall Street (2013) | Screen Bites

[@lukewylie1377]

This was the most passive aggressive conversation ever.

[@KillerRatedM]

Luke Wylie im pretty sure it was just straight up aggressive lol

[@sigurdh.s8320]

Killer Rated M Nah, passive aggressive would be the right term

[@KillerRatedM]

Clutch7 yeah its not. Ig i misinterpreted the word lol. But regardless its funny to say its aggressive aggressive just because of how passive aggressive it is 😂

[@compeec]

Luke Wylie Noted well

[@Sauronthedeciever_]

Killer Rated M or do you mean aggressively passive aggressive?

[@DpAmoK]

This scene is the GOAT. The writing, the acting... such a passive but tense conversation

[@hammeruser7436]

I didn't see any goat. I think you need glasses.

[@Kookedkangaroo]

@@hammeruser7436 "i didnt see any goat, i think you need glasses"🤓☝

[@hammeruser7436]

@@Kookedkangaroo

[@theskywalker8416]

@@hammeruser7436 🤡🤡

[@thelightside77]

How your generation is still alive i don't know.

[@SseriousGgamer3]

He’s using charisma and wits to get the agent off him, but the agent is using charisma and wits to get information.

[@mad-mullah3117]

He cant get the agent off him dummy..if FBI showed up at your door better know they know alot about you..you cant get them off..caise the know for sure you are dirty.

[@mad-mullah3117]

Basically you better hire a lawyer once fbi agent approach you..cause they are building a case..and its in the last stages

[@JoexLegacy]

You want a fucking genius medal for this? You think nobody else knows what the fucking scene is about?

[@monstermonty9074]

@@JoexLegacy you want a hug? Caus your parents didn't love you

[@zyklomedia]

@@mad-mullah3117 thanks for this #lifehack

[@joaobarbosa2957]

Scorsese is known for rapid firing dialogues but this has got to be one his best moments as a director. Slow dialogue, no score for most of the time and just perfect editing and acting. Cinema at its purest state.

[@800Ms-k6n]

Not only that, most of the dialogue from Scorsese are improvised. Scorsese likes to go off script sometime, even his editor Thelma Schoonmaker said that most of the scenes in each of his movies aren't in the script. Literally improvisation at its best right there, this scene can be scripted yet improvised at the same time

[@alvifadhollah]

what's wrong using a soundtrack for a scene?

[@sathishr7774]

Like Quentin tarantino

[@eyeshootbanks4934]

@@alvifadhollahfocus on the conversation. Score can sometimes take away from what is trying to be said. Score is sometimes good in some convos such as succession 2019

[@rossturpin4696]

“Good for you little man..” The most scathing insult possible to Belfort.

[@carlito087]

It really got to him... Pulled a trigger

[@joeydarko4354]

The thumb nail is literally him: "ME LITTLE MAN?!?!?" lol. I wouldn't even have caught that with out the KZbin comments. I missed that the first times I saw this! 😅😂😂🤣

[@escopiliatese3623]

Why is it scathing? I mean... he’s not little. The real Belfort is somewhat small, is that what you mean?

[@ameykanitkar9536]

@Ranit Mukherjee Cause it rattled Belfort. That was just an obvious reaction. Damage was already done. JB is an inspiration is a little overstatement. He can brag about his salesmanship but I would say there have been better salesmen than him in this world. JB is nothing but a criminal.

[@SquigPie]

@Ranit Mukherjee Way to miss the point of the entire movie. JB is a miserable fucking human being and the movie hammers it through repeatedly.

[@emilpedersen4715]

how could Leo not win an Oscar for his acting in this amazing movie?

[@rahulpandey2022]

Because jury sees more movies than you do

[@DonGolazo_]

cause oscars are fucking rigged

[@bostonnik4393]

Emil Pedersen because he get on scandal(1mdb)malaysia money

[@DiorHommeBuySellTrad]

cause Matthew McConaughey performance for Dallas Buyers Club was superior to this.

[@VersusARCH]

@@rahulpandey2022 Pro player reply

[@imskydos8632]

“Hey fellas, look what I found in my pocket, A years salary” that was savage 😂😂

[@baybora95]

Fun coupons

[@Gizziiusa]

True, but in real life it would be wise not to do such a thing. poking fun at FBI agents already interested in you and your firm only gives them much more resolve to find criminal wrongdoings, and pursue them to the fullest extent of the law. He went from just business to personal in no time at all...

[@Meeminator]

Gizziiusa and he paid the price for it. That’s what’s great about this scene. This isn’t just a bit to get cheap laughs. It has an actually impact on the plot of the movie. In the end he gets karma for living his life how he did.

[@Gizziiusa]

@@Meeminator indeed. But the heavy drug use definately played a big factor as well. its almost a given if a person is suffering from heavy drug addiction that their life will spiral out of control eventually. its inevitable for all practical purposes regardless of wealth, power, intellect, etc. Kings to serfs have succumbed, it takes no favorites...

[@JoostEurovisionFans]

That was stupid. That was his ego. Now the agents are extra motivated and insulted. And who do powerful FBI agents do after you insult them? You could brush it off nice and smooth. But you had too act like Mr. Bigshot. Now they are coming for you. You are like most people: A big ego that is being exposed by the slights attack on you. That is a reason why many people fail in life. Their f* big ego!

[@NateyGray]

“When you sail on a boat fit for a Bond villain sometimes you gotta play the part” is such a sick one liner despite how much of a horrible human being he is

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

Why is he a horrible human being? He is no worse than any woman paying an illegal a couple of bucks to house clean

[@NateyGray]

@@gdiwolverinemale2745 he’s actually way worse than that. If you can’t see the difference between a house cleaner and a man who scammed people out of hundreds of millions of dollars, there is no helping you

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

@@NateyGray The measure of immorality is not the size of the scam but how destitute are the people you are scamming. You, regular liberals, are the worst, so generous with words, and so stingy when you have to pay. But you always criticize others

[@NateyGray]

@@gdiwolverinemale2745 so it’s ok to scam people as long as they have the money to deal with the financial hit? What you’re saying makes literally no sense

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

@@NateyGray Most of those who invest have a very good idea about the risks they are taking. A fool and his money are soon parted

[@maheshbhaskaran6639]

Just when we think that Leo is manipulating him, we understand that it’s the FBI guy who is doing it. Mark of brilliance. What an acting by both of them. “And technically I didn’t bribe you . There needs to be an exact dollar amount for the exchange of services”

[@Mikasks]

Ikr. I even thought he was getting convinced by Belfort, turns out he’s not!

[@PTCkknagarTRICHY]

ஒரு வேளை விக்ரம் வேதா படத்திலிருந்து காப்பி அடிச்சு இருப்பாங்களோ?

[@atune2682]

@@PTCkknagarTRICHY i think so too

[@bighands69]

Belfort knows that the FBI agent is manipulating him.

[@emergensiexit]

did you guys actually watch the scene? Jordan says that he already knows the FBI agent won't accept the bribe he just plays it for shits and giggles. no one is manipulating anyone here they just making contact for everything else to come after.

[@F.G.30.4.91]

The FBI guy‘s acting is marvelous.

[@badbadfull]

It was my first time watching this movie and that FBI guy fooled me hard, what an actor, amazing.

[@800Ms-k6n]

He's Kyle Chandler, really underrated actor

[@askfaisalmuslim]

@@800Ms-k6n I loved watching him in Early Edition when I was younger.

[@shezyferdy]

@@askfaisalmuslim me too! Great show!

[@millbartwikipedia9925]

@@800Ms-k6n Underrated by whom?

[@nathand8523]

Everyone praises Leo’s performance in this film (and deservedly so) but I also think Kyle Chandler does an exceptional job too. He plays the role of ‘Good cop, bad cop’ here so well.

[@chichipotter4487]

Kyle Chandler is brilliant.

[@Icetea-2000]

I mean sure, but Leonardos performance is on another level entirely

[@jensclarberg6419]

@@Icetea-2000 Disagree

[@Icetea-2000]

@@jensclarberg6419 lol what? He’s obviously the better actor that isn’t up to debate, he’s an oscar-tier actor

[@jensclarberg6419]

@Icetea-yg3br Perfect example why he's probably the most overrated actor ever. He's good mind but people think he's the greatest of all time which he isn't close to.

[@melanieacosta-j8l]

The way Kyle is showing fake concern at 3:11 is priceless. PRICELESS. Kyle Chandler is an absolutely phenomenal actor. Criminally underrated..

[@Pacster17]

Early Edition and King Kong, love him in both of them

[@loveyourselffirst2663]

Lmaooo

[@800Ms-k6n]

I've just finished binging Friday Night Lights, the show that won him an Emmy. All I could say is, CLEAR EYES, FULL HEARTS, CAN'T LOOSE!!! Going to be my reaction every time I see Kyle in a movie 😂

[@day-qk8it]

😂👏

[@agamerscoven]

Threw in a breathy “Jesus” as well for overall coverage. 😂 this is one of my favorite scenes ever in a movie.

[@polishedrob]

I wish I had been walking by that boat when he was giving out those fun coupons.

[@bretmelton7116]

Haha. I'd be happy if he threw lobster at me.

[@slurmsmckenzie.]

I think he said fuck coupons

[@Daicidus]

@@slurmsmckenzie. he didn't

[@kaycyrus4251]

lmao :)

[@JoexLegacy]

Nigerian

[@blasianmcbob8570]

Can't get enough of this scene. The agent's subtle body language teases the audience towards him being a weak, shakeable character slowly being reeled in to Jordan's bribe and then..BAM uno reverse card turns out he was playing Jordan the whole time!

[@la-civetta]

@TwerkFTC Jordan has ruined his clients, been convicted and is indebted for multiple life spans. If that's winning, I'd rather not.

[@allanaguilar8936]

@TwerkFTCif you think he won then you definitely just watched this scene

[@Rayer24]

I mean you can just sense he's rolling him

[@owenrees7544]

@TwerkFTC you are delusional. Bet you're an Andrew Tate fan too

[@moharshad6882]

@@allanaguilar8936Jordan did win in a way, bro made fun of them and started throwing money on them, now that’s embarrassing

[@miguelinpiloto]

hands down one of the best performances recorded ever, those two fuckers are acting at epic level. My respects gents!

[@creatorzp]

@Obey My Sauce that scene was gay

[@FirstnameLastname-du9kv]

seb aye like you can do better

[@MrLachapell]

At epic level English word are getting hard to find I see

[@rayaqin]

@@MrLachapell "English word are ..." Quality education is hard to find these days, I see.

[@Zeppelin9113]

Gay

[@joeschianodicola1810]

The bedrock of any society: 1. Firefighter 2. Teachers 3. FBI agents

[@FlidgeTaste]

FBI agents are a big one on that list, true foundation builders

[@rayoffuckingsunshine]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@amymay6591]

The same FBI who is corrupt as any other government agency???!!! This comment is a laugh...the first two absolutely...the Federal Bureau of Corruption

[@NetshadeX]

Firefighters are overrated. They're important but not the degree they get credit for. I's say paramedics and police are ranked waaaaaaay above some dude that can only put out fires better than you because he has the truck for it.

[@FlidgeTaste]

@@NetshadeX you're disgusting for belittling some of the bravest people in civil service lol.... they work harder than paramedics and police, they literally sleep in their stations.

[@avboyyy2]

“Can you say that again?” That’s the moment Jordan realized he fucked up

[@TheDoctorPretzel]

nah he knew what he was doing

[@avboyyy2]

@@TheDoctorPretzel apparently not cause it backfired in the end. He was better off never speaking to that detective and just doing what his PI (or lawyer I forget which he was) said

[@XXLRebel]

They already knew what he was up to. I think he had no other option. Besides, he didn't even bribe him. He basically said he would help learn how to make on his own by his methods. I don't see how that could be considered bribing. He didn't even ask for him to close his eye to what he was doing. He played his cards right here.

[@carnstar]

@@XXLRebel he insinuated he would help him make money... he was doing it so subtle after asking how little he makes at his job.. he was throwing feeler offers to see if he would bite.. it wasn’t an obvious bribe but what the FBI agent did was reel him back and make him realize that everything he says or does is being watched and listened to very closely

[@grinchoi1]

He knew what he was doing and knew that guy was a straight arrow. That's why he didn't say enough to incriminate himself but just enough to test the FBI guy. Then after that they decided to end the pleasantries

[@infernocanuck]

What I love about this is how Jordan Belfort, the smooth talking salesman and con artist, got played by a FBI agent, using the exact same tactics he used to bilk people from millions of dollars.. The FBI agent builds rapport ("aw shucks, my boss just threw this case on my desk") , and then sits back and lets Jordan lay out all the rope to hang himself ("He who talks first, loses")

[@therevolution91]

Infernocanuck EXXXACTLY!!! 😆

[@OnEwHoRiDesLinEs]

True! He thinks he’s so smart, but gets completely taken for a ride here

[@arame29]

keen observation.

[@robertdoornbos131]

JB never met Agent Coleman until the day they picked him up. Fact 😉

[@arame29]

@@robertdoornbos131 damn.those filmakers have to sensationalize

[@karancheema1421]

Best scene ever. Doesn’t get bored watching this again and again.

[@Joseph-k6k4u]

agree 100%

[@viksaggu9085]

This movie just doesn’t feel like 3 hours at all!!!

[@krukmarek]

Karan Cheema I ve watched it at least 30+ times.... it s just awesome performance

[@Kadaf1]

Nah the best scene is where he is sniffing coke of a hookers ass

[@nilenninju4709]

The whole movie doesn't get boring at all

[@MK-_-Rob]

“Think about the people who built this country; Firefighters, teachers, FBI agents” Always makes me laugh😂

[@clandeszipp4564]

What's wrong with this line?

[@divyanshadwani8488]

​@@clandeszipp4564 everything

[@josephstalin2829]

⁠@@clandeszipp4564he only mentions FBI agents to get on this agent’s good side. It’s a bit pathetic because the attempt at manipulation is so obvious

[@user_1abc]

I had a hearty laugh reading your comment. 😂

[@dougshuntich4343]

was looking for a comment that pointed this line out 😂😂😂

[@Ilchino1]

I love how he says: "I dont see why a little sitdown like this cant be profitable for the both of us". By this exact wording he makes Jordan think that he can be bribed, while not saying anything that could fall under entrapment.

[@Ilchino1]

@pyropulse yes but its clear what he is implying. The only reason he can say that is because the agemt gave him an opening

[@michaelotieno6524]

No Jordan offers information on other firms like Goldman and the agent agreed to hear him out thereafter Jordan offers the bribe

[@ThreesiXtydegreeS]

By profitable he means he gets to seize the boat and close down on the case while becoming a celebrity in the Bureau once he got back.

[@thefacelessquestion3333]

I've tried to incorporate things from this scene(from both sides) into real life,you'd be surprised how often it works...just gv some people d rope they need to hang themselves on.

[@whitemagicsponge7190]

lol like you know

[@alpercagin2592]

I get such a GTA V vibe from this film

[@porothashawarma2339]

Michael is Jordan if he aged well lol

[@leonbuzza]

Imagine playing a stockbroker like this in gta 6

[@nikylemoodley6629]

@@leonbuzza that would be cool

[@J4hk2]

Or rather you get a vibe of the films that GTA gets its vibe from.

[@piotrkowalski7908]

the game and the movie come out in the same year

[@thesundayseshlads]

This whole scene was an exact mirror to that of Jordan teaching the first brokers at Stratton Oakmont how to reel in an idiot on the phone. Everything that came out of Agent Denhams mouth sounded exactly like something Belfort would use in his script. *”Whoever speaks first loses”* That’s why this scene is *exactly* at the half way point of the film. It’s the moment the game is flipped on Jordan, this the moment Jordan meets the person who has not only played his game longer than he has, but better.

[@solidusny07]

Took me a while to find that exact moment but it’s at 1:34 . Lol.

[@Antisnot]

Wow best comment I seen for this. Should of never called them.

[@kevincasey821]

That is an astute observation. Kudos.

[@vijayvijay4123]

Pretty much the strategy of every Indian or an Asian

[@Icetea-2000]

That’s a good analysis actually! It really is kinda like that

[@theofficialgreenkane]

One of the best passive-agressive conversations in movie history. Jordan met his match. It was a very cheeky convo between two people with equal intelligence- The Agent was playing him.

[@orlandocarrillo7132]

are you calling Jordan intelligent? he was just charismatic, but intelligent? look at al the stupid mistakes he made during the film

[@jimmie159]

intelligent is not the proper adjective for jordan belfort. cunning and manipulative is more accurate.

[@daveyboy_]

The FBI guy was smart and Jordan wasn't. Even his lawyer in the movie said it

[@cantbanme8971]

Met his match? The FBI guy played him like a fiddle haha

[@icenico25]

Jordan is not intelligent. Gus Fring is intelligent.

[@jmasked5082]

One of cinema's greatest conversation scenes, freakin' epic writing, and one of Kyle Chandler's greatest ever performances. Incredible how comments think Belfort was such a badass here but in fact he got completely owned in this interaction. None of his money power meant anything.

[@jimbarino2]

Not just his money - Until here in the movie, Jordan was the super salesman who could talk clueless customers into anything and laugh at their cluelessness. But in this interaction, the FBI agent plays him for the fool, and sells him! And then calls him "little man"! Epic.

[@nicedoppy2077]

money cant buy integrity!!

[@lewitm4591]

Nobody in this comment section thinks Belfort was a badass in this situation

[@dereksbooks]

Playa thought he was a gangsta but got played hard by the Fed 😁

[@BoyNamedTim]

if people think Belfort is a badass here, they clearly aren't paying enough attention. He was fuming and scared by the end.

[@marcj6182]

I think he set Jordan up when he said"I don't see why a sit down like this can't be PROFITABLE" then Jordan proceeds to bribe him right after he took the bait..😂😂😂

[@Bear_Arms]

It's called entrapment, and can be used as a defense during a criminal prosecution. The defendant would have to prove that they would not have committed the crime if the entrapment didn't occur.

[@brod515]

​@@Bear_Arms the point is that he subverts it being classified as entrapment. that's what makes it so good. there is no way that single sentence alone can be classified as entrapment and at the end of the day I think the fbi agent just wanted to prove that Belfort would try to bribe them.

[@lmaoooo8764]

@@Bear_Arms “speaking about entrapment I’m gonna see that girl about her vagina” oh wait wrong movie 😂

[@Sr.ChilePepper]

I think that, along with the fact that he was just humble beside Jordan. He wasn't pulling rank as an FBI agent or in anyway trying to put himself in position above Jordan. He presented himself as just an average everyday Joe, having to do the work his boss gives him. That would have played massively into Jordan's ego leading him to make that bribe offer to try and help the poor guy. Jordan thought he would play them, but got played instead.

[@pbj5521]

Good observation. Didn’t even notice that part lol

[@Ristopistox]

They both deserve an award for this scene.

[@novatlas1945]

I love how Jordan points down to his boat when Denham says "...seizes this f*cking boat.." like Jordan's saying "THIS boat?"

[@iceswallow7717]

@@novatlas1945 lol i didnt notice that. I also just noticed when the fbi says, “this is the nicest boat ive been on...”. “i bet it is”. “...and u know what i was thinking”. lol

[@sidayhihi0521]

they cant afford em

[@lessthanthreemetal]

"Firefighters, teachers, FBI agents" that was a subtle dig lmao

[@loneohoneonesevenseven3673]

A dig that he’s someone who cares more about serving the world than serving himself?

[@joshuabarbosa4824]

If I was the FBI guy, I wouldn't realise he was trying to bribe me. I'd just be thinking awww shucks what a great guy. Probably why I'm not an FBI agent 😭

[@xxAmiir24xx]

=))

[@bpdbhp1632]

Than you would be the most stupid fbi agent around

[@elijahsteadman691]

bauke then* 🤦‍♂️

[@JBrander]

@@bpdbhp1632 that's what he implied 🤦‍♂️ gotta spell it out for ya?

[@MrHotguy034]

@@bpdbhp1632 learn how to spell.

[@M_W_L_F]

This scene had some of the best dialogue between two characters in cinematic history.

[@FunBoysGaming]

Ummmm....

[@lobstereddy7303]

Its funny but nowhere near

[@yungfaas6688]

You don't know anything about cinema then. This movie is really fun and entertaining but not of cinema's greats.

[@TheLifeisgood72]

You can put “in cinematic history” at the end of any sentence in cinematic history.

[@allhailtheking6039]

@@yungfaas6688 This is an amazing movie, stop with the "you don't know cinema" argument. A movie doesn't need a serious tone like a Clockwork Orange to be considered amazing, entertaining isn't a synonym of inferior

[@SoapinTrucker]

"little man", seems to have struck a nerve....

[@arulcuvox1503]

ego problems finally FBI caught him in that way when Jordan refuses to leave the company, he believed he was too big to fail

[@borismcgillicutty3042]

@HighGrade A height don't mean squat....napolean, hitler.....cmon

[@trafalgusapple6948]

@@borismcgillicutty3042 Napoleon was average height.

[@HaydenLau.]

Ego is the greatest weakness of men

[@sktx3628]

HighGrade A 5’7 is little? Then I must be tiny tho

[@Ziggle-ky9kv]

The fact that nobody talks about the book Matrix Golden Cashflow Tactics, speaks volumes why people dont earn a lot of money..

[@chipmanky]

Books don’t make people rich. Neither does KZbin. Ironically.

[@michaelwilhelm157]

Pretentious, much?

[@JoshuaHuntDesign]

Love how they both start off charismatic and witty with each other, trying to get something out of one another and by the end of the scene their true intentions show, one of my favourite scenes of all time!

[@chandruztc]

4:14 - that signal is just amazing

[@Chiefswill3peat]

My dumbass just noticed

[@spacepirate1449]

best scene ever.... jordan trying to use his selling skills and agent just looks through it and plays with him untill jordan sees he got played ge gets pissed for losing.... awesome stuff!!

[@kingofmontechristo]

He knew that it will not work!

[@scrawled_inblack9882]

He didnt lose in this instance tho. He tried to bribe the agent and he wasnt going for it. It wasn't a win lose situation.

[@theatrix333]

@@scrawled_inblack9882 it was because the fact that he tried to bribe him proves he's guilty of crimes so now they know they will find something

[@sit2go]

@@kingofmontechristo Doesn’t matter. Jordan thinks he’s untouchable. Thats why he tries to bribe him anyway. He’s so arrogant he thinks he can get away with anything.

[@SunlightGwyn]

5:39 “Little man? Hahaha, ME the little man?” I love that line. He feels like he’s so superior to the agent that it baffles him that the agent doesn’t see it that way.

[@sceneandseenful]

Kyle Chandler is so freaking underrated. I was surprised he is in this movie. He IS a great actor.

[@challenger516]

He's better than DiCaprio in terms of acting, DiCaprio is kinda overrated.

[@rikupikkarainen2108]

@@challenger516 What?😂.U high or something?

[@aryamonmukherjee5303]

@@challenger516 no

[@nyikasplace9886]

If he is a great actor why are you surprised then

[@800Ms-k6n]

@@challenger516 "Kinda overrated" where tf did you get that info lol One of the greatest actors working today be called overrated lol

[@ChrishBlake]

4:25 was stunning, and gave me Edward Snowden vibes; the atmosphere changed so dramatically as the FBI agent’s true guise revealed itself. Not to mention the pan out with the partner standing MUCH closer added to the creepy, “we’re listening” vibe.

[@vitogamaliel4490]

Oh that scene is astonishing definitely

[@ChrishBlake]

@@user-uh6lm5wv6n if you’re looking at it from Leonardo’s view, it’s definitely creepy

[@ChrishBlake]

@@user-uh6lm5wv6n but the entire time leading up to that phrase and the gesture you mentioned, you didn’t know that was going to happen.

[@makita3680]

What it has to do with Ed Snowden?

[@leeham6230]

​@@makita3680 He definitely meant to write "Edward Norton" I've seen that mistake in the past.

[@Deepskies1]

put the video on mute and they'll look like they're having a really pleasant conversation

[@frogizel2998]

Except when he threw those lobsters

[@AstralYouth]

Abhinaya Yatalana_3TA02 probably slipped from his hands😀

[@ryanmason400]

He even threw them money as a kind parting gift

[@mrbrown2351]

😂😂😂

[@dn18vn]

brilliant

[@FleeebCrabinProductions]

The way Kyle is showing fake concern at 3:11 is priceless. PRICELESS

[@Rick_Foley]

4:30 Jordan's world collapse begins. Punctuated by perfectly placed voice cracking. Leo is a effing good in this movie. As he is in most his roles.

[@jacobpeters5458]

I have two rules in movie life: 1. There's no bad Leonardo di Caprio movie. 2. There is no bad Matt Damon movie

[@Avarter123]

Jacob Peters I don’t think you watched the adjustment bureau

[@jacobpeters5458]

@@Avarter123 possibly that's one of the few exceptions lol

[@vlada8039]

@@jacobpeters5458 update no.1, there's "Dont look up" now

[@jluq5728]

He hit him with a lobster. Assault on a federal officer

[@alexclarke6924]

How dare he hit him lightly with a lobster??? Doesn't he know that cops are super special and untouchable and above the law in America??? How dare an insignificant American citizen like him touch the untouchable class??? 😂

[@colerossi8119]

alex clarke bruh you didn’t have to make it political

[@timothyernest6429]

Nope, missed.

[@timothyernest6429]

@@alexclarke6924 All lives matter.

[@alexclarke6924]

@@timothyernest6429 He didn't miss. The only reason they ignored it is because he is rich and white

[@dr.tadashizhang7719]

This scene was a gold mine for memes

[@trollborn7206]

Got 5 memes out of this.

[@solomonshort8075]

For example?

[@sanghyunhwang1297]

4:15 See how he eye-signaled his pal when Jordan looked away for a sec? Pure genius

[@denissaliaj9459]

And continues to do that expression without looking at his partner when jordan looked at him. Genius

[@MartinZanichelli]

Very good catch! You are really smart!

[@CayenneTurboDriver]

@@MartinZanichelli 😂😂😂

[@pearlvillanueva5823]

And his partner moves closer to leo lol

[@tequiness061]

Bro...THIS moment is pure magic!

[@sanjuro2024]

I think Leo played this role perfectly. No other actor can pulled it off like him, such as movie Catch me if u can, Titanic etc

[@sanjuro2024]

bá khánh đặng typo I meant catch me if u can

[@thejasm4collection871]

Maybe Christian Bale or Tom Cruise. But other than that, not many other options.

[@5crb30]

@@thejasm4collection871 Not at all IMAGINR CHRISTIAN BALE AT TITANIC HORRIBLE... OTHER THAN THAT HE IS THE MASTER OF ACTING

[@DK_75]

@@thejasm4collection871 Not Bale but Cruise might be able to pull it off

[@mohamedsamroud7678]

Hemsworth??

[@juanrios2752]

He never actually bribed the guy tho he just said “I’d do that for anybody that needs the proper guidance”

[@mad-mullah3117]

@Partha Sarathy FBI dont approach anybody untill they are 100% sure they are dirty..this is not India.

[@l4ur790]

@@mad-mullah3117 true

[@vibecheck4623]

@@mad-mullah3117 what dose India have to with the FBI

[@cmj199318]

Peruvian Don there’s an FBI attaché in India

[@jdavis8]

@@mad-mullah3117 unless of course you are in the Trump campaign

[@songforthemute8087]

Leo's demeanor at 4:22 never fails to make me laugh

[@nerdtuga9180]

True. He's like a puppy after you ask if it wants to go for a walk.

[@namangaur3105]

How about the laugh at 6:02 ? 😂

[@scottwilson6467]

The actor who played the feds performance in this scene was fucking brilliant haha

[@freebird0147]

I believe that's Kyle Chandler

[@800Ms-k6n]

Kyle Chandler is a great actor

[@ShaferHart]

He was the Coach in Friday night lights and his acting was fucking brilliant there too.

[@800Ms-k6n]

@@ShaferHart Good thing he won an Emmy for his performance, great actor, extremely underrated for some reason. Everyone is giving credit to Leo, but Kyle did a great job too in this scene

[@HoomerbirdG2]

@@800Ms-k6n it’s a good scene he shot, it’s just far overshadowed. Matthew is in the movie for a comparable amount of screen time but he steals the show even with Leo there hahah

[@nkx8472]

The acting is gold. Imagine the skill someone needs to make a friendly conversation so intense and so aggressive without being rude.

[@sheikhsuleiman9208]

The fbi agent acted like he's on Jordan's side and he didn't care about the case, and let him say all that he said. What a clever scene, what amazing dialog and acting 👌👌

[@user-zi2wd3uc1i]

Kyle Chandler is an absolutely phenomenal actor. Criminally underrated.

[@dougwood8549]

I agree 100%. I know a guy who looks exactly like him, and hates being told that. But I think it's a good thing. :)

[@TPNYC]

Is he underrated? He was Coach Freaking Taylor! That's a GOAT role, and then he crushed it in Bloodline. He's just not a star. Ain't no shame in that. Good luck, SAG/AFTRA, because folks like Chandler should be paid for every damned stream of Bloodline and Friday Night Lights!

[@800Ms-k6n]

I recently finished Friday Night Lights, really talented actor he is

[@douglasolsson7768]

I thought he was great in Bloodline. If you haven't seen it, watch it.

[@SupremeST25]

I see what you did there

[@reesenakhre]

At around 4:20, you can see on the FBI agent's face that he's shedding the facade of being the "woe-is-me agent that falls for Belfort's charisma" and turns into a no-nonsense ruthless FBI agent. I love it.

[@Kelberi]

4:14 Agent signals to another agent; "Get ready to bait the big bad wolf."

[@Markrobinson-bb3ti]

I never noticed that good catch!

[@wrestlingzone9604]

Was his colleague wired?

[@MartinZanichelli]

Good one!

[@carbo73]

@@wrestlingzone9604 Could be, but I just assume a second FBI witness would help a lot in court.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@@wrestlingzone9604 obv . record .

[@jasonsiddall3850]

Such a good scene, like how Jordan starts to get all pissy at the end once he realises he’s lost the exchange

[@emilyanderson9559]

you can't win once the government is investigating you if they have unlimited money and they always win they also make the rules and they decide whether or not they are playing by the rules and whether or not you are playing by the rules

[@Johnny2Feathers]

05:45 is Denham’s best part. He gets to laugh in the face of the target of his investigation and shows he has the upper hand.

[@crimsonredsky9552]

4:25 when my big brother accidentally swears but mom wasn’t there to hear it

[@wavessss720]

CrimsonRedSky what a fucking snitch

[@IronPal]

Every younger brother is the same snitch loser

[@derekmeade1741]

Hahahahaha

[@thejasm4collection871]

lmao, I do this with my friends kids when they curse all the time.

[@kinglouisxiii2650]

0:52 this scene is a masterpiece. Priceless how the FBI agent looks over to where Jordan is pointing, showing Jordan he's engaged 😂

[@victorc8855]

also this is probably an easter egg from the director but it's funny how he's literally talking about the stuff that led to the 2008 crash

[@tronicreal4]

"Aah"

[@mlh4711]

DiCaprio nailed this part - should have got an Oscar. He totally nailed it throughout the entire movie. Great acting and a great movie about great times.

[@nickclark18]

he got enough Oscar.

[@almiromeragic9341]

Yes, but he was just being him self trough the entire movie 🤣

[@mlh4711]

@@nickclark18 oh, there's a limit to how many you're allowed?

[@tucker3601]

This was Leo’s best role by a mile, absolutely perfect every scene

[@solidsnake9898]

I love how the conversation goes from civil and well mannered to aggressive and petty in the blink of an eye at 5:15

[@solidsnake9898]

@@atriacharya2967 Eh?

[@theofficialgreenkane]

More like 4:25

[@Hal-yc9jd]

@@theofficialgreenkane Yeah 100%. 4:25 was the start of the pettiness

[@purerage7963]

4:25 is when the small talk ended but 5:15 is really when it went south. Jordan played it off extremely well for that 1 minute but let his ego get in the way right then.

[@bastobasto4866]

@@purerage7963 I'd say it started at 1:50

[@gerryendersen4718]

The way they condescendingly laugh at each other is my favorite part of the scene

[@iceswallow7717]

i love how he insults them in the end even throws money at em but they just ignore him and talk to each other lol

[@kaibe5241]

The guy that plays the agent does an absolutely fucking stellar job as he sets up traps for Jordan in the conversation. Honestly one of the best interactions in cinema.

[@spongeaang98]

Kyle Chandler, dude's an amazing actor. He won an Emmy for Friday Night Lights for a reason.

[@HealthyAndrew]

Everything about this dialogue is genius I rewatch this scene every few months just to revisit how genius is. From the “you’re investigating me …you know, I hear things!” To the “you just tried to bribe a federal officer “ absolutely incredible

[@monstermonty9074]

Jordan based his whole career on being able to buy and sell his way out of bad situations. The moment he meets the FBI agent and is unable to sell him anything he offers him. Its the being of the end.

[@g.w.7893]

04:30 - "Can you say that again? Just the way you said it." - What an underrated actor Kyle Chandler is and a very memorable scene.

[@p1sc3s4]

This scene was pretty damn scary

[@DtoZ24]

because of their acting talent or why?

[@p1sc3s4]

Saitama it’s sunny, casual, yet the tension is real and I just feel it each time i see it

[@mad-mullah3117]

@@p1sc3s4 Im not gonna tell you who im..but i smile and joke with the prey before i take their life...

[@Lyon804]

Business is scary. Not for everyone. And that’s ok. Just like car racing e.g, not for everyone.

[@tankdogization]

P Ξ Λ C Y Λ L P H Λ When you’re under investigation or even have an FBI agent in the room you should have a lawyer within speed dial distance before talking to anyone.

[@sohrabvazir]

1:30 "Now you wait, and whoever speaks first, loses" Jordan literally fell into the trap he set for others LOL

[@pierre69002]

What a great scene. God this is master piece. The way Leo is moving his fingers when he says : « well when you sail on a boat that fits for a Bond villain sometimes you need to play your part right? » is just amazing. Great body moving. Simple and powerful !

[@martinkaradjov6153]

He was getting pretty nervous already

[@erikkillmonger2778]

Man, this scene was hella scary. They were sweet talking each other at the beginning and it turned into something else. He tried to bribe him and in my head, I was like, “shut up Jordan, say no more...”

[@4exgold]

i never fail to laugh when Kyle Chandler says "good for you, little man"

[@bubliestheeart]

That went from 0 - 50 - 100 real quick

[@ahsanhaider6549]

This movie was a cinematic masterpiece. Cut any minute long clip from this movie and you will find an instance acting and storytelling so good that people like Bay or Snyder can't make in their entire lifetime. Every scene is so meticulously composed that you start to feel the same emotions that the scene is trying to evoke without any difficulty, like Brad's frustration when he deals with Donnie or like here, where the Belfolts venom can be felt for not getting what he wanted

[@dwihadyan180]

Who else came here after Stevie Emerson parody

[@TheoJouvin]

looked for this comment! KZbin recommended this to me after watching that lmao

[@kevinvty]

Hell yeah dude. Right here

[@drjtyson]

Stevie’s a genius

[@FalconFlyer75]

I honestly think he beat the original

[@arloinho3453]

Yes hahaah

[@magsenbush894]

The way he said “I bet it is” (5:51) brilliant acting from Leo

[@time558]

The dialogue, the acting, the editing, the pace, everything is absolutely on point! I love the way they act like they appreciate each other at first, and the more they go into the convo the more they reveal themselves, Jordan as a crook trying to bribe him and the cop acting like he's interested "opportunity is everything", until the grand finale : "can you say that again, just the way you said it?" and then: "When you sail on a boat fit for a Bond villain sometimes you need to play the part, right? I think it's time you both get the f*ck off my boat!" Scorsese is next level!

[@IPlayOneOnT.V.]

Great scene. It was great to see a film where the star, DiCaprio in this case, doesn't get to use all the other actors as foils to come out smelling like a rose in every scene. Kyle Chandler's character gave it right back to DiCaprio's character where he lived. That was fantastic and gave the true narrative a real feel.

[@Firebrand55]

DiCaprio's finest moment. I'm no cringing fan but he was positively brilliant in this role ....watch the film and watch him.....it's Oscar-winning stuff. In this scene, watch his inner malevolency slowly rise to the surface like steam from a kettle...the sign of a great actor.

[@fatwalletboy2]

Nurses........firefighters........ Fbi agents lol

[@tesoracity]

Teachers*

[@beejaybeej]

@@joshway6732 That's not true lol

[@jamesalvarado3961]

@@joshway6732 I highly doubt they only do it for the money. It's common knowledge that most teachers don't make much. Unless you teach at a private school or at the college level.

[@MrAledro84]

Love how he strategically throws in that "FBI agents".🤣

[@eljamo93]

Private school teachers make shit

[@kylehallman8183]

You knew he was gonna lose when he lost his cool at the end.

[@unrefusableoffer4412]

1:20 the subtle smile on Leo's face, because he thinks the fed is asking for bribe. It's like he's got it figured out.

[@janikmusialak3948]

The vitriol and restrained rage apparent behind the line "I bet it is" at 5:50 is actually insane.

[@chichipotter4487]

Eloquently said. Vitriol and restrained rage. yes!!

[@ferdinandluskel6999]

5:35 You just can't play it better from there on. Perfect.

[@xorose641]

gOoD fOr YoU LiTtLe MaN! LiTtLe MaN?

[@Dramatello]

FBI agent knew he’s presence would scare him enough to spill some beans. He barely had to do any talking. I love this scene !!!

[@AhhMishMoneypenny]

Masterclass in acting, can watch this scene again and again.

[@ZENIGMATV]

Both were fantastic !

[@zarkmuckerberg8341]

4:00 The look in Denham’s eyes really shows the regret. Great acting and cast.

[@zachariusd]

I love how they both seem to want to enjoy each other's company in spite of the fact that the situation is really tense and dangerous.

[@jihangamal5823]

Lost it when he threw lobsters at them 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marykay7878]

hahahaha i have been looking for this kind of comment. BEST scene in the whole movie!

[@muhammadzaki3405]

Fun cupun 🤣🤣23

[@brandontatum2937]

I love the two different guys on top of their games challenging each other’s wits. Just brilliant acting.

[@TheCls63]

But he really didn’t bribe anyone

[@ATTJ7628]

Kind of, the agent baited him into saying it. There's a plot hole in this scene since Jordan probably wouldn't be in hot water for that in real life. And the real Jordan Bellfort never "bribed" or was tricked into bribing anyone.

[@taitjones6310]

He offered consulting services for the officer if he was interested in investing in the market. I mean, yeah, it is a bribe in the spirit of things, but not to the letter of the law. He is basically doing the same thing corporations do when they lobby politicians. "Hey, here's 5 hundred grand to help your campaign just because we think your are the right man for the job, oh, and don't forget it when I need a favor."

[@zm4522]

The point is he confirmed the officer’s doubts about him

[@047Kenny]

bob roger he did if you were paying attention, it’s an agent “I can make situations better for people” he’s not gonna just come outright but it’s subtle and it’s definitely there

[@TheCls63]

@@047Kenny Ya that I got it but what I mean is he didnt says straight and clear ''I am going to help you make money with trade and you stop bothering us'' He just said ''I can help anyone make money'' and that's not bribing

[@josetoro4405]

best scene in the whole movie. when i want to see the movie again. i just come back to this one scene. gold.

[@bmac_xxx207]

Completely agree

[@eaccer]

I watch this movie at least once every year

[@JeanJuliusVernal]

It is gem of a scene.

[@iliaszoulogiannis9826]

I agree. It's really one of the best scenes. But i can't overtake the lemons

[@iliaszoulogiannis9826]

@@JeanJuliusVernal yeah!!! can you?

[@darshanpatel5932]

One of the best scenes in this movie, which is saying something as the entire movie is sooooo good! Both their facial expressions after Leo said “north of a million dollars” was golden 👌😊

[@carljuztine3328]

Leo's best performance, best 3 hour film ever, impeccable writing, screenplay, and acting cast

[@goldenboy1803]

Me Little Man ? 😂😂😂

[@marcusfrydendal5869]

In this comment, the comma is really importent.

[@sukhmaidickoff]

@Carlos Hernandez I think he meant impotent 😜

[@TC0901]

Technically, Jordan Belfort was 5'7

[@TC0901]

or is, I forgot he's still alive lmao

[@CinemaRescored]

@@TC0901 then he probably shortened in height over the last decade or so lol

[@MerquryCity]

Di caprio is so talented that when I watch him I really forget he’s an actor, its like watching a real scene, a real person

[@AbhishekKumar50]

This scene is brilliantly acted! The way dicaprio looked like he took the agent's words to his ego

[@kevincasey821]

I'm not sure the casual viewer appreciates what a masterclass in writing, directing, and acting this scene truly is.

[@theinvertedpundit]

the best scene I love how they having one conversation but at the same time they are having a completely different conversation and the acting is just so natural

[@patschrodinger4105]

People like Jordan and Frank from "american gangster" always make me think how much is enough? They needed to seriously take the money and quit while they're ahead.

[@Doeexist]

pat schrodinger it’s never about money. It’s status and power.

[@waflestix346]

When you are great at something, it’s hard to stop. Would a musician stop making music?

[@plastikaaa]

Its all about making the money, not just having it.

[@youseff500]

@@waflestix346 Because the musician's not screwing people out of millions. That's a stupid analogy because there are real consequences into what he's doing. He's breaking the law and therefore needs to stop. Going greedy is what got him in he end

[@theshahofiran3354]

pat schrodinger yes at that point to them it’s just a numbers game, more money won’t change their lifestyle but they’re obsessed with winning

[@neilldn74]

He's such a great actor. Played this part absolutely perfectly

[@rafemanrafeman6705]

The FBI agent is a world class interrogater he let Jordan talk pretty much the entire time gave bs answers and at the end called him little man which got Jordan so rattled lmao. Great scene